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Event risk today: NZ has electronic spending, while Australia has business confidence and house prices, and China has lending data – all minor for markets. The US has a holiday (Veteran’s Day) but will release the small business sentiment report.
AUD/USD 1 day: It’s back under the key 0.8650 level and should assume a downward bias today.
AUD/USD 1-3 month: AUD’s decisive break below 0.8650, if sustained, heralds a much deeper decline. By early 2015, though, markets should start pricing in an RBA tightening cycle (we expect the first hike to be in August 2015) which should boost the AUD, although Fed tightening expectations will be an offset.
NZD/USD 1 day: Retains a negative bias and should drift towards the 0.7700 level.
NZD/USD 1-3 month: The October rebound appears complete at 0.8034. A sustained break below the key 0.7700 area then targets the mid-0.70’s. The US dollar remains strong, the US economic data supportive and Fed tightening looming. In contrast, the RBNZ will remain on hold during the year ahead, at least, while inflation remains weak.
AUD/NZD 1 day: Expected to test 1.1090 support today, enroute to 1.1000.
AUD/NZD 1-3 month: Despite the corrective declines in September and October, it appears a multi-year reversal in the cross probably began in January at 1.0493. The RBNZ is probably on hold until at least September 2015, while the market has yet to start pricing in an RBA tightening cycle which should launch in August 2015. However, cyclical reversals are often messy affairs, and this one is so far proving no exception. It needs to break above the 1.1280-1.1310 area to confirm a larger rise above 1.16.
AU swap yields 1 day: In response to movement in Australian bond futures overnight the 2yr should open around 2.78%, while the 10yr should open around 3.72%.
AU swap yields 1-3 month: Yield support for the 2yr around 2.60% is holding but remains vulnerable. The 10yr remains under downward pressure as global yields continue to fall. By early 2015, though, we would expect markets to start pricing in RBA tightening, pushing swap yields higher.
NZ swap yields 1 day: Given movements in US and AU yields overnight, NZ yields should open higher, the 2yr up 1bp at 3.91%, and the 10yr up 2bp at 4.43%.
NZ swap yields 1-3 month: The upward trend in NZ interest rates has stalled, the RBNZ’s switch to an almost neutral bias plus inflation threatening the bottom of the target band likely to result in the RBNZ on hold until at least Sep-2015. That should see the 2yr test 3.87% yield support, a break then taking it to around 2.75%. The 10yr targets 4.20% below as long as the US treasury bond rally (which started in January) continues. |
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